Animal Tissues

Q. Cells can be of different shapes and sizes. Explain.

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The most abundant tissue in human beings is:

1. Epithelial tissue

2. Adipose tissue

3. Connective tissue

4. Nervous tissue

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Name the Following
The tissue that forms inner lining of our mouth.

Q. What is the difference between cells and tissues?

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When is lactic acid produced in muscles?

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Why are nerves cells long and branched?

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What are epidermal cells?

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Cardiac muscles are voluntary muscles.

1. True
2. False

Q. Bone marrow is composed of

1. Neurons and Cartilage
2. Adipose tissue, areolar tissue and blood
3. Areolar tissue and blood
4. RBCs and adipose tissue

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What is the colour of haemoglobin?

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Which tissue forms the inner lining of the blood vessels?

1. Nervous tissue

2. Connective tissue

3. Epithelial tissue

4. Muscle tissue

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Which of the following tissues controls and coordinates physiological functions in our body?

1. Nervous tissue

2. Fibrous tissue

3. Tendon

4. Connective tissue

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Which part of a nerve cell contains a nucleus?

1. Axon

2. Dendrite

3. Cyton

4. Nerve endings

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Which of the following are the parts of a neuron?

1. Flagella

2. Cell body

3. Dendrites

4. Axon

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What are the six levels of organization of the human body?

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WBC can squeeze through walls of blood vessels and get into intercellular spaces to fight against germs , which property of WBCs allows them to do this ?

Q. Epithelial tissue is a protective tissue present in the animal body.

1. True
2. False

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Identify the type of epithelium shown in the picture.

1. Cuboidal epithelium

2. Columnar Epithelium
3. Stratified epithelium
4. Squamous epithelium

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What is the locations of striated muscles?

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What connects one bone to another bone in a skeleton?

1. Ligament

2. Tendon

3. Blood

4. Fibrous tissues

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Why do nerve cells are long and branched structure

Q. Cells can be of different shapes and sizes. Explain.

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Which of the following cells is found in the cartilaginous tissue of the body?

1. Mast cells

2. Basophills

3. Osteocytes

4. Chondrocytes

Q. Select the correct order of organisation found in living organisms.

1. Cell-tissue-organ-organ system
2. Tissue-cell-organ system-organ
3. Cell-organ-tissue-organ system
4. Tissue-organ-cell-organ system

Q. Tendons are connective tissues that connect .

1. bone to bone
2. muscle to bone
3. muscle to muscle

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Which of the following is NOT a connective tissue?

1. Bone

2. Blood

3. Neuron

4. Cartilage

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When hemoglobin combines with oxygen, the compound formed is

1. Haemoglobide

2. Haemoglobic oxide

3. Haemoglobin oxide

4. Oxyhaemoglobin

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In moveable joints, which kind of connective tissue is found.

Q. Tissue present below the skin epidermis which acts as an insulating layer is known as ___.

1. areolar tissue

2. adipose tissue

3. nervous tissue

4. muscular tissue

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What is the second smallest cell in the human body?